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Hi,
Does anyone know the code how to make Not Visible a picture frame when a radio button is pressed and then make visible again when another radio button is pressed?
Thanks
Ibs
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Do you use of a control for show picture if yes use of ShowWindow(SW_SHOW | SW_HIDE)
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I'm using radio controls to show/hide the picture control. Would I write something like this?:
IDC_PLACEHOLDER->ShowWindow( SW_HIDE );
I did this and got an error saying:
error C2227: left of '->ShowWindow' must point to class/struct/union
Any ideas. Thanks.
ibs
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How do you show your image I think IDC_PLACEHOLDER is an ID of a control if yo have any control you must declare a variable for it and use of ShowWindow
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Could you solve your problem ?
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Not problem if you cant declare a variable for your control(I dont think you have problem with declare) use of this code GetDlgItem(IDC_PLACEHOLDER)->ShowWindow( SW_HIDE );
What happens?
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ibtt1 wrote: Does anyone know the code how to make Not Visible a picture frame when a radio button is pressed and then make visible again when another radio button is pressed?
Add control variable on Picture Control and use ShowWindow api to sho/hide control!
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Hi I am new in VC++ I want to work on a game I've downloaded a game engine named Irrlicht I've done what is written in its tutorials e.g including files, directories etc.. For example I have a file named Irrlicht.h with several other headers and its in other directory than VC++ projects directories. I include it properly but when I compile it, it says Irrlicht.h not found. I've included the directories Tools -> Options -> VC++ Directories, if I'm doing wrong please guide me through this. Any answer will be welcomed.
Nothing.
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Ali Derakhshan wrote: I include it properly but when I compile it, it says Irrlicht.h not found.
Obviously not 
Ali Derakhshan wrote: I've included the directories Tools -> Options -> VC++ Directories, if I'm doing wrong please guide me through this. Any answer will be welcomed.
If I understand the question correctly ...
What about #include "<dirName>\Irrlicht.h" // <file path>
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If you're right then can you please provide a working example of that.?
Nothing.
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is your game support windows plateform...i.e. is it graphics is windows compliant! since many game are mae in turbo c++ which is not compliant with MSVC
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Does anyone know how to implement a tracker that will take either MM or inches? Let's say if I was to set a rectangle to 1 inch, I'll get 96 pixel. But setting 1.005 inches will also give me 96 pixel. Then I can move the tracker without losing the 1.005 inches. If I only get 96 pixel, then converting it back will only get 1 inch and I'll lose the .005 inch.
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moonreflection2000 wrote: Does anyone know how to implement a tracker that will take either MM or inches?
As opposed to what?
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Well, with CRectTracker. m_rect is only stored in pixel. That mean I can't really store 1.005 inch as the size.
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Implement the tracker using double variables instead of int/long.
Only do integer conversions when necessary - like when converting to pixels.
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has anyone used BrowseForFiles_demo project.
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deeps_cute wrote: has anyone used BrowseForFiles_demo project.
This one[^] , if so then no, I haven't.
But what is your question about the demo ?
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deeps_cute wrote: has anyone used BrowseForFiles_demo project.
Yes, I'm fairly sure that at least someone has. 
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DavidCrow wrote: Yes, I'm fairly sure that at least someone has.
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deeps_cute wrote:
has anyone used BrowseForFiles_demo project.
google.. mam.. google! first need for every programmer
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Hi chaps,
I have a CDialogBar that is most often used as a modeless floating (ie undocked) tool window.
My problem is that I want to intercept when the user clicks the little X in the top right of the title bar to close the dialog. To my surprise, Windows does not send my control WM_CLOSE or WM_SHOWWINDOW. In fact, it does not seem to send any Windows message that I can think of.
Does anybody know what (if any!) message it sends, or how to intercept this action?
Thanks,
Jim
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Do you get a WM_SYSCOMMAND message?
Mark
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I thought of that too - it's kind of on the system menu, perhaps it gets WM_SYSCOMMAND?
Nope.
I also tried WM_DESTROY out of desperation, it didn't get that either. I've drawn a total blank. Surely there must be SOME way to intercept this action?
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Maybe this is a clue...
"Dialog bars are extensions to a main window and any dialog-bar control-notification messages,
such as BN_CLICKED or EN_CHANGE, will be sent to the parent of the dialog bar, the main
window."
I know it's in the MFC source somewhere....I can't seem to track it down. Maybe after the
caffeine kicks in.
Mark
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